If you struggle with clutter and keeping it all organized, there isn’t anything wrong with you — you’re probably just trying to manage too much stuff. With these printable worksheets, I’ll give you an idea of how many things we live with in our home, and I’ll also give numbers for living with more, too. My hope […]
DEVOTIONAL BOOK: Decluttering by Faith
Decluttering by Faith is a 12-week devotional that explores what the Bible has to say about all of our stuff. Through this lens, we’re able to look at our physical possessions more critically, realizing that they don’t add the peace or security we’re searching for. What the devotional includes: 12 weeks of devotionals that tie […]
The BEST Household Paper Management System
Paper clutter can be a huge pain point for many of us when it comes to managing our home. But there IS hope for messy people like me, and I’m excited to show you our whole paper clutter system! When paper comes into our house now, it goes to one of these four places: Time […]
WORKBOOK & COURSE: Declutter Your Home in 15 Minutes a Day
WORKBOOK This practical workbook is a step-by-step guide for decluttering every room in your home. I’ll guide your journey, sharing my proven approach and strategic methods to achieve the decluttering satisfaction thousands of others have come to enjoy! Physical Copy (SOLD OUT!) Declutter your home in just 15 minutes per day with this practical workbook. […]
Minimalism & Kids: Simple tips for happy kids (and parents!)
As parents, we all want the same thing for our kids. We want them to be happy and confident, and we want to set them up to be successful in life. Simplifying our lives — our homes, our stuff and our schedules — is so important and integral to that! Our kids all need the […]
The Silent To-Do List (this is LIFE-CHANGING!)
Does your to-do list seem to keep growing? Does it feel like you’re never, EVER going to catch up with everything that needs to be done?? Marie Kondo is well-known for telling us to go through everything in our house and ask if it sparks joy, but I’ve often said that is too subjective. Asking […]